Rosegrl211

My interview at Chapman is next week! Would you be willing to share how the interview went? Did they tell you how long the admission decision after interview would be? Good luck!!

CSULB (nothing yet other than the “application sent to the graduate committee” email), Chapman (got interview and really excited!), CSUSM (got interview and really excited!), CSUF (nothing yet), and SDSU (nothing yet). You?

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I just got my interview invite from Chapman today, so they are definitely still sending out invites they had several slots (like 10+) open for next week so I’m sure more invites are coming!

I applied to CSULB, Chapman, SDSU, CSUSM, CSU Fullerton, and CSULA. I also haven’t heard from Chapman but I submitted my application I think the day before the deadline and they said they process them in the order received or something like that IIRC, so still hoping for a reply! Of the remaining ones, I got a CSUSM interview, got an email from Long Beach that my application was forwarded to the grad committee for final review (after some transcript issues the school helped me through that were resolved about 2 weeks ago), and I got the 600+ applications email from CSUF, but nothing else so getting nervous Good luck to everyone!! Way to go on your Chapman interview!!

I got an email from CSULB that my application has been forwarded to the admissions committee for final review. Application status doesn’t show any updates either way, no admission decision. I thought I saw some posts around Monday talking about someone getting an interview to CSULB and another person getting accepted, but otherwise I agree it’s been quiet. Thanks for the details about the status check, that was the process that originally alerted me to the issue, I hope it helps others on here

So I had a weird issue come up at CSULB - applied there as an undergrad under my maiden name, then applied to graduate school with my married name. The transcripts ended up split between my original profile and my new one, and their staff found that and compiled it all back under one profile. I haven’t heard anything from them since - do you think I should be worried about that? I’ve seen a few people saying they are starting to get interviews. Re: CSUF, I got that same 600+ applications email. Hope to hear back soon. I also applied to CSUSM (got the group interview invite on 3/2), CSULA (nothing so far), Chapman (nothing so far but I submitted application near the deadline), and San Diego State (nothing so far). PS congrats to everyone for surging applications and the interviews you have coming in!

Thank you everyone, I really appreciate your insights!

Hi Everyone, I'm a long-time lurker, first time poster. I am about to complete my post-bacc program (I was an English major) through Cal State San Marcos (CSUSM). I am also working on applications for grad schools, and had some questions for you knowledgable folks about course equivalencies, as I am struggling with this. Sorry for the length of this post, I appreciate your reading it and any help you can provide! The CSUSM Post-Baccalaureate coursework is here, to avoid making this thread too long to read - https://www.csusm.edu/slp/programs/prep/coursedescriptions.html On CalApply, for CSULB, it says that at least 30 units in CSD are required to apply, but then provides a list of 18 classes through the department website with an equivalency chart, which amounts to significantly more than 30 units. It is accessible here - http://web.csulb.edu/colleges/chhs/departments/speech-languagepathology/student-resources/documents/2018SLPMAProgramApplicationForm_000.pdf The chart says that the course equivalencies must be one to one, but several of the classes I have taken have covered materials that fulfill multiple of the items on the chart. Does anyone know if the chart has to be 100% completed with 18 equivalent classes, or does the 30 units rule apply, thus making the CSUSM post-bacc program sufficient for me to be able to apply to CSULB? If they need all 18 classes, does anyone have any suggestions of where I can take the missing classes a-la-carte without having to apply to a full, second program? Additionally, I am looking to apply to Cal State Fullerton (CSUF). Their program description lists 12 pre-req courses, but is a bit confusing - do I only need to satisfy 8 of the 12 listed classes only to be able to matriculate, and then I can get waivers in the school for any I haven't taken, or do all 12 have to be completed by the time school starts? CSUSM's post-bacc appears to be missing these 3 from Fullerton's list - 1. Aural Rehabilitation 2. Voice & Craniofacial Disorders 3. Fluency Disorders If these courses are needed before next fall, does anyone have any recommendations where I could take them a-la-carte? Thanks in advance, and thanks for reading this long post!